How does your drawing reflect the Egyptian canon? i don't understand what this question mean

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uysha [10]4 years ago

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Answer:

Your drawing reflects the Egyptian canon because the movement the figure is making and who it represents -- Egypt's political leader -- are typical of Egyptian art.

Explanation:

This question is trying to make you see the similarities between your drawing and the Egyptian art. The word <em>canon</em> means a body of works that form a tradition.

Thus you must take a look at how the Egyptians painted and decorated their objects to find common characteristics between them and your drawing.

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